Hi Stacey,

not sure what exactly you are looking for, but we had an issue with a 
tape recorder stored in a zip-lock bag. The case was plastics with a 
coating made out of a kind of cellular rubber and probably because the 
plasticizers couldn't escape the bag the rubber began to deteriorate - 
leaving the tape recorder damaged beyond repair.

So far we hadn't had the time to examine what exactly happened, but if 
this goes into the right direction just drop me a line and I'll keep you 
posted as soon as we find out more.

Best wishes
Angela


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Am 29.09.2014 15:42, schrieb Stacey Young:
> Hello everyone!  I am a graduate student in museum studies, and am 
> working on a paper on microclimates.  Would anyone have any ideas 
> about strange ways or materials used in microclimates, or any 
> direction or information would be great.  Thanks!
>
> Stacey
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